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In this blog, we will go over how to write unit tests for Android using the latest tools and libraries. In this example, I am leveraging [JUnit4](http://junit.org/) and [Mockito](http://mockito.org/).
## What is Unit Testing?
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Tests the smallest functionality of a feature. This is generally a function with a single responsibility. Unit tests shouldn't be concerned with outside dependancies and if they exist in the code, they should be mocked or stubbed. You generally test the public interface of your code which should call on any and all unaccessible implementation hidden within the class.
The goal is to create a test that is relatively simple, easy to debug, fast to execute, and validates that your unit of functionality works within it's own encapsulation before it is used by another object.
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## Example : Buying a Drink
### Scenario
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We have a `Patron`, Matt, who enters a cafe and buys a cold, refreshing Nuka Cola. To unit test the functionality of buying a drink, we will mock both the `Cafe` and `DrinkInterface` because the implementation of these objects are largely irrelevant to testing the `Patron` class.
#### Patron (abridged)
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{% highlight java %}
public class Patron {
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### Setup
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We create Matt to test the `Patron` class.
`PatronHelper` is a child of the `Patron` class which helps reveal unaccesable properties for our tests.
We also create a mocked `Cafe` object. It emulates the class without knowing about the implementation.
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{% endhighlight %}
### Creating a mocked Drink
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{% highlight java %}
DrinkInterface getMockedDrink(String targetDrinkName, float cost) {
//Creates the mocked object based on the class
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when(nukaColaMock.getName()).thenReturn(targetDrinkName);
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### All Together Now
- This creates a Nuka Cola mocked drink.
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**Question 9:** At your current pay, how much do you expect to earn in 2016?
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In recent years, JavaScript has evolved at a rapid pace. So rapid that any application you're working on as you read this will be nearly deprecated by the time you launch it. Okay, that might be a bit hyperbolic but at the very least something newer and better will be available. This speed has prompted me to think of new ways to approach front-end applications to yield maximum reusability across frameworks by refactoring the core logic of the application into self-contained ES6 modules.
A goal in writing any application should be to write the application logic outside the framework then within your framework write a wrapper to use your module. This facilitates the migration process between frameworks and versions.
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Here we see a significant increase in Hispanic developers over the 2017 year. We also see a slight rise in Black or African developers. This chart makes us optimistic about diversity amongst our Orlando Devs, but this is one area we would love to see continued growth in diversity.
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## Satisfaction
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Thanks again to everyone who contributed to the 2018 Orlando Developers Salary Survey. We are quite aware that there is lots of room to improve this survey in the future, and your feedback will help us make the data and insights we collect more relevant to everyone in our community. If you have questions about any of the data in this post, please let us know in a comment. If there is anything you’d like to see us change or add in the future, Let us know that as well! Thanks for supporting Orlando Devs!
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